Preface to the Revised Edition
Introduction: The Coming Revolution

Part 1: The Resonating Universe
1.
Light in the Darkness
2.
Sea of ​​Light
3.
Being of light
4.
Language of Cells
5.
Resonate with the world

Part 2: The Expanded Mind
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creative observer
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Sharing dreams
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dilated eyes
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Infinite here and now

Utilization of the 3rd branch manager
10.
Healing Field
11.
Telegram from Gaia
12.
Zero point era

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What is the scientific evidence that the mind can influence reality?
Your thoughts are reflected into the universe through the field!

■ A global bestseller translated into 18 languages
■ A scientific revolution that caused a storm of ideas in the fields of physics, biology, medicine, psychology, economics and management, brain science, ecology, art, self-development, space science, and spirituality.


A scientific revolution that demands a complete paradigm shift

There are scientists who challenge the most fundamental laws of biology and physics.
They encountered phenomena that could not be explained by the classical paradigm, and through countless experiments and trial and error, they came to the view that existing concepts about matter and life may be wrong.
And they realized that their findings could be explained by the 'zero point field'.
If we take the zero point into account, there is no need for separate laws that apply to the macroscopic world (classical physics) and the microscopic world (quantum theory).
The mind was not separate from the material world, and the 'I' was completely interdependently connected with everything at every moment.
It was a revolutionary discovery that overturned everything we had assumed about how the universe works and how we define ourselves.
However, they were not properly recognized and were even oppressed.
It wasn't because the research was poor quality. They conducted flawless experiments at prestigious institutions around the world, including NASA, Princeton University, Stanford University, and Germany and France.
Nevertheless, conservative scientists who dominate the scientific community maintained a fundamentalist attitude.
But the wave of revolution cannot be turned back.
The Field is the story of this revolution as it unfolds, and is the first book to synthesize research conducted separately in different places into a unified theory.
Renowned science journalist Lynn McTaggert skillfully combines rigorous fact-based investigative reporting with a dramatic narrative, reminiscent of a serial novel, to vividly portray the lives and research of scientists who have driven cataclysmic change at the forefront of science.

The discovery of zero-point fields, demonstrating the possibility of unified physics

With the advent of quantum physics in the early 20th century, the worldview of separation, which held that all matter exists separately, began to crumble.
The smallest elements of matter were not definite entities, and had no meaning in isolation.
While the world of classical physics was a giant gear-like mechanism that kept turning whether we were in it or not, in the world of quantum physics, our act of observation (human consciousness) played a key role in fixing the fluid state of subatomic particles into a specific state in reality.
But the pioneers of quantum physics didn't know how to include ourselves in the equations.
Moreover, because their experiments were on subatomic particles, they believed that the quantum world was confined to a certain range and that most of what was visible was governed by the laws of classical physics.
Attempts to unify the scattered research in quantum physics into a coherent theory have been unsuccessful, and quantum physics has been reduced to a technical tool used in bomb-making and modern electronics.
Ultimately, quantum physics, which applies to microscopic objects such as atoms, molecules, and elementary particles, and classical physics, which is universally applied to other macroscopic phenomena, failed to find common ground in their seemingly contradictory relationships.
The situation did not change until the influence of the branch manager was discovered.
The zero point is what physicists call a "vacuum," and quantum mechanics has shown that there is no such thing as a perfect vacuum, a truly empty space.
Even in what appears to be a vacuum at the subatomic level, invisible activity is seething.
However, these subtle fluctuations were generally ignored because they were always present and were believed not to cause any change in anything.
But some scientists, eager for a better answer, revisited some equations that had always been left out of quantum physics calculations and discovered that they were giving new meaning to the zero-point field.
If we include the zero-point field in our concept of the nature of matter, then the foundation of the universe is a vast quantum field, a surging sea of ​​energy.
If that were true, everything in the universe would be interconnected by an invisible web.
If we could apply the constantly seething energy of the zero point field to classical physics, we could explain most of the strange phenomena of quantum theory, and if so, there would be no need to use two types of physics to explain the nature of the universe.
The zero point was a key word that opened up the possibility of the birth of a unified physics that applies to both the large and small worlds.

A new reality revealed at the forefront of science

This book contains the stories of researchers from various fields who conducted experiments with different purposes and contents, starting with NASA astronaut Edgar Mitchell, laser physicist Hal Pusov who studied the zero point field in earnest, systems scientist Erwin Laszlo who developed an interesting theory about the vacuum, neurosurgeon Karl Pribram who studied memory and cognitive processes in the brain, biophysicist Fritz Albert Popp who studied carcinogens, medical doctor Jacques Venvenist who studied biophotons, behavioral scientist William Broad who conducted experiments on extrasensory perception such as telepathy, theoretical physicist Helmut Schmidt who studied the observer effect, and neuropsychologist Karl Lassily, mathematician Walter Schempf, anesthesiologist Stuart Hameroff, and applied physicist Robert Zahn.
They independently conducted research in their own fields and obtained results that did not fit with existing scientific theories. They knew that these were groundbreaking discoveries, but they did not understand what exactly these results indicated.
I didn't even know that something similar had happened to someone in another field.
Only a few of them sensed that they were tackling something so profound that it would change everything we knew about reality and humanity.
They tried to connect with people whose discoveries contradicted their previous worldviews, trying to piece together the puzzle pieces they each had, and thus the full picture began to emerge.
All living things, including humans, are lumps of quantum energy that constantly exchange information with an infinite ocean of energy.
The brain and DNA, which have been considered the central conductors of our body, are a kind of converter that transmits, receives, and interprets quantum information obtained from the zero point.
Memories are stored in the zero point field, not in the brain, and even the mind, which was thought to exist separately from the laws of matter, operates according to quantum processes.
Ultimately, in our relationship with the universe, there is no distinction between 'me' and 'not me', but only one fundamental energy field.
The force that ultimately determines our health and infirmity is not germs or genes, but this energy field, and therefore it is this energy field that must be harnessed for healing.
We were literally resonating with the world.

A book that asks us to redefine ourselves

The first edition of "Field" was published in 1987.
The book published by Kim Young-sa this time is a complete translation of the revised and expanded edition published in 2008.
The scientists featured in this book are early explorers who began to usher in a new wave of scientific revolution.
After the book was published, it was revealed that they and the author, Lynn McTaggert, had remarkably good foresight.
As more and more researchers followed suit and more scientific evidence emerged, The Field became a classic, a bible that spoke of "a unified energy field that is interconnected as a whole."
The 'Law of Attraction', which appears as a theoretical basis in various psychological healing and self-help books, including Rhonda Byrne's The Secret, which became a worldwide sensation, is based on the scientific discoveries contained in The Field, and the movies The Matrix, Star Wars, Star Trek, and The Incredibles also trace their roots to the core ideas of The Field's research.
Above all, this new story shows that what we know about human potential is just the tip of the iceberg.
If we are beings who constantly and instantly communicate with the world at large through energy fields that respond to our thoughts and intentions, then the world will change depending on what I do and what I think in the moment.
Our lives are in our hands in every sense.